By YKA Staff:
What’s the latest around the world today? Curated for you from the interwebz, here’s a quick morning fix to keep you updated. In 140 characters at that! Presenting, #NewsInTweets:
1. Bihar Assembly passed the liquor ban bill unanimously, prohibiting country-made liquor from April 1. Those who are found making or selling home-made liquor that can kill or cause danger to consumers will face death penalty. Phase 2 of the implementation of this bill will completely ban liquor across the state.
Bihar MLAs vow not to consume alcohol after Assembly passes liquor ban Bill unanimously https://t.co/rMbonsakps pic.twitter.com/cWqGhGEFJB
— Scroll.in (@scroll_in) March 31, 2016
2. After concluding his first official visit to Belgium, PM Modi leaves for Washington from Brussels to attend the Nuclear Security Summit.
PM Narendra Modi leaves for #WashingtonDC to attend #NuclearSecuritySummit https://t.co/VKBXeCvQx9
— DNA (@dna) March 31, 2016
3. India to play against West Indies today in the World T20 semifinals.
#WT20 Semi-final: India's momentum vs West Indies' flair https://t.co/ijR0sy4V5F
Writes @jaspreet_sahni #IndvsWI pic.twitter.com/EGiNMwjQcn— News18 (@CNNnews18) March 31, 2016
4. A woman was shot dead by militants in the area of Pulwama in Kashmir.
Separatist militants shoot woman dead in Kashmir’s Pulwama https://t.co/8yR3BYuZJ6
— Hindustan Times (@htTweets) March 31, 2016
5. After a 10-year wait, army jawans to get bullet-proof jackets.
After 10-year wait, jawans to get bullet-proof jacketshttps://t.co/zYfbfTXe5G via @timesofindia
— Kali (@KaliPramod) March 31, 2016
6. Bombay HC says women can’t be barred from entering Shani Shingnapur temple in Maharashtra.
Women can't be barred from entering Shani Shinganapur temple: Bombay high court https://t.co/w5MmzKMjwu
— TOI India (@TOIIndiaNews) March 30, 2016
7. Seven CRPF personnel killed in Dantewada, Chhattisgarh.
#ExpressFrontPage | Chhattisgarh: IED blast kills 7 CRPF personnel in Dantewada | https://t.co/1QKZkaPaOt | pic.twitter.com/sjtfDeX86x
— The Indian Express (@IndianExpress) March 31, 2016
8. A study conducted by researchers at University of California at Irvine and Stanford University revealed that a Twitter-based intervention program can be more efficient than traditional methods to help people quit smoking.
Can Twitter help you quit #smoking? https://t.co/zfNaVP5gd9 via @TIMEHealth @CaulfieldTim
— André Picard (@picardonhealth) March 30, 2016